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 Scott Lola 165175 Freestyle Skis NEW 2010 11 Season US $346.17
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 Majesty Comic Twin Tip Freestyle Ski 169cm 2012 US $699.99
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 Majesty Comic Twin Tip Freestyle Ski 181cm 2012 US $699.99
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 Majesty Comic Twin Tip Freestyle Ski 175cm 2012 US $699.99
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 Majesty RockNRolla Twin Tip freeStyle Ski 177 cm 2012 US $649.99
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 Majesty RockNRolla Twin Tip freeStyle Ski 168 cm 2012 US $649.99
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 New 2012 STOCKLI ROTOR 84 Twin Tip Freestyle 169cm skis US $829.00
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 Salomom Threat Freestyle Ski 2012 161cm US $329.00
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 Salomom Threat Freestyle Ski 2012 151cm US $329.00
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 Salomom Threat Freestyle Ski 2012 141cm US $329.00
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 NEW Head JO Pro SW Flat Twin Tip Freestyle Park Skis 176 cm Without Bindings US $389.99
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 NEW Head JO Pro SW Flat Twin Tip Freestyle Park Skis 171 cm Without Bindings US $389.99
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Jason Begg Smith Jason Begg-Smith Freestyle Skiing
1985 -
When Dale Begg-Smith won the Olympic title in the men’s moguls event at the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Italy, he became Australia’s third winter gold medallist in history - after Alisa Camplin (freestyle skiing) and Steven Bradbury (speed skating). In the lead-up to the Turin Games Begg-Smith won three World Cup rounds and was ranked number one in the world in the moguls discipline. After the Games, he continued to dominate - winning three World Cup titles in a row. Only one other skier in the history of the sport, the French legend Edgar Grospiron, had ever won three consecutive World Cup titles while also holding the Olympic crown.
Dale Begg-Smith was born in January 1985 in Vancouver. Skiing for Canada, he made his international debut in January 2001, finishing 18th in the World Cup just 10 days after his 16th birthday. He was training in a Canadian ski program when his coaches told his he was spending too much time on his fledgling internet business. He subsequently quit the program because it clashed with his business interests, and moved to Australia with his brother Jason. The pair stayed out of competitive skiing for three years, trained with the Australian team at Jindabyne each year, and took out Australian citizenship - which made them eligible to compete for their adopted country. In Turin, in one of the most competitive events of the Games, Begg-Smith received a remarkable 14.5 points for his turns - 0.70 more than any of his rivals - and still ranked very high in air points and speed.
Harry Gordon, AOC Historian
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